Re: Safety-Critical Systems Developed Using C++

[nester@world.std.com (Steve Nester)]

I don't believe I'd classify a webserver as safety critical.  No one has
ever died because a webserver crashed.

Your point is well taken but I'd leave webservers out of it.

Steve

"Mario Grgic" <mario@ineural.com> writes:

>Well, most operating systems and web servers have been developed in C/C++
>and they are very mission and safety critical.


>"Ken Garlington" <Ken.Garlington@computer.org> wrote in message
>news:GG896.7342$J%.740891@news.flash.net...
>> I'm trying to generate a list of safety-critical software-intensive
>systems
>> that have been developed in C++ and subsequently put into production. So
>> far, I have found vague references to:
>>
>> Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) train control system
>> Air Traffic Control system in U.S.
>> European train control systems
>>
>> Does anyone have any pointers to others, or confirmation/additional
>details
>> as to the list above?
>>
>>
>>